Why does Israel have a military border with Gaza? Because Hamas militants cross the border and kill innocent people.
Why does Israel maintain control over the air and sea of Gaza? Rockets! Attacks via sea. Smuggling via Sea. Paraglider attacks.
Israel just learned that it can't let down it's guard.
Yes, Egypt is another country. Same religion, but the problem is that the State of Egypt has a problem with the Muslim Brotherhood who are friends with Hamas. If the Palestinian people were happy and friendly and totally not fucking terrorists scum, why wouldn't Egypt welcome their brothers into the country knowing they are living in terrible conditions?
Saying it's concentration or death camp or open air prison is metaphor. People should understand wars are full of metaphors and there are even metaphors for war like special operation.
Between 1948 and 1967, the Gaza Strip was under Egyptian military administration, being officially under the jurisdiction of the All-Palestine Government until in 1959 it was merged into the United Arab Republic, de facto becoming under direct Egyptian military governorship.
Between 1967 and 1993, the Gaza Strip was under Israeli military administration. In March 1979, Egypt renounced all claims to the Gaza Strip in the Egypt–Israel peace treaty.
Saying it's concentration or death camp or open air prison is metaphor. People should understand wars are full of metaphors and there are even metaphors for war like special operation.
No, there is specific and accurate language that can be used.
Wars are actually full of acronyms and very specific terms, it's just some people uneducated and uninformed that are imprecise with their language. For example APC is not a tank.
No, there is specific and accurate language that can be used.
Wars are actually full of acronyms and very specific terms, it's just some people uneducated and uninformed that are imprecise with their language. For example APC is not a tank.
It can and should be used but isn't.
And while acronyms and specific terms are common on battlefield and during diplomatic talks, when it comes to media and people talking metaphors and other figures are used as much as possible to provoke as subjective and as emotional responses. After all without that there can be no war.
Between 1948 and 1967, the Gaza Strip was under Egyptian military administration, being officially under the jurisdiction of the All-Palestine Government until in 1959 it was merged into the United Arab Republic, de facto becoming under direct Egyptian military governorship.
Between 1967 and 1993, the Gaza Strip was under Israeli military administration. In March 1979, Egypt renounced all claims to the Gaza Strip in the Egypt–Israel peace treaty.
Often overlooked. If a state/s start a war and lose that war, you might inevitably also lose territory as a result of the winners military advances. Especially if boundaries are already vague as fuck, which most of the ME and Africa are.
Often overlooked. If a state/s start a war and lose that war, you might inevitably also lose territory as a result of the winners military advances. Especially if boundaries are already vague as fuck, which most of the ME and Africa are.